A Toast to...

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...a little Tiffany's on your fingertips.

xo, macy.

Look for the Week.

Photo: The Sartorialist

Coming back from a long weekend makes this relaxed look even more fitting. Not to mention, she is rocking that simple color combo.

xo, macy.

Weekend Pieces.

Photos: by me with Nikon FG.

It was a perfect weekend with all of my dad's family. These are just a few photos from the trip but it was definitely a needed get-away on a much enjoyed long weekend.

xo, macy.

A Weekend of {Camping Out}

Photos: SF Girl By Bay, Apartment Therapy, and We Heart It

I'm going camping on this long weekend for a family reunion and I think it's the right way to enjoy this weather. You know, before it gets so hot you're cooking your scrambled eggs on the sidewalk.

xo, Macy.

Guest Post by Design Shuffle: A Week of Flowers

On a daily basis, fresh flowers in our homes may be a luxury for many of us. Unless, of course, we’re lucky enough to have a garden with spring and summer blooming flowers. For those of us sans the blooming garden and decorating ideas, we've chosen a week of incredible flowers that can be grown in the yard or garden. All that’s needed is a green thumb and some patience. Or the number of a good, local florist.

Sunday {lilac}

One of our favorite spring flowers is the classic lilac. Ranging in color from whites to pale pinks, lavenders to deep purples; bunched together these clusters of tiny blooms are gorgeous. And the scent will make your home smell fresh and sweet without being cloying.

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Monday {peonies}

Our love for peonies is bordering on obsession. Peonies are simply gorgeous. A single heavy bloom in a vase beside the bed makes us happy. Such a sensuous, beautiful flower, peonies range from white to ballet slipper pink to the deepest burgundies and everything in between.

1800 Flowers {via}

Tuesday {lily of the valley}

Lily of the Valley is another old fashioned flower like lilacs that is a Spring time favorite. These have a very short blooming season so grab them when you see them. Clustered together, the tiny bell shaped blooms have a delicate, fresh scent.

Chic Coles {via}

Wednesday {irises}

Irises are one of the few blue flowers that occur naturally. We love them mixed with other flowers or a large bunch in a simple vase. Some kitchen designs feature a windowsill just waiting for fresh blooms.

Without A Hitch Weddings {via}

Thursday {dahlias}

We're mad about dahlias. These versatile flowers rage from huge dinner plate size to diminutive architectural wonders. Dahlias come in almost every imaginable color.

Country Living {via}

Friday {ranunculus}

Ranunculus reminds us of a cross between a poppy, a dahlia and a peony. Lovely silvery green stems offset nearly every color of the rainbow from yellow to purple.

Buds Online {via}

Saturday {irish bells}

A simple, architectural flower, Irish bells, are a gorgeous addition to mixed arrangements, or stunning on their own for a modern feel.

Jeffrey Erb {via}

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My New Best Friend's Closet, She Just Doesn't Know it Yet.

Checking The Covetour has become quite the highlight of my work day. And yesterday's post was the best of them all. They featured Suzanne Rogers out of Canada and I know a lady isn't supposed to stare but I couldn't look away from these fabulous photos. Most girls swoon over the clothes hanging in the closet, but for me it was the clothes along with the French design of the closet itself. It's the perfect match for a woman's closet. With unlimited mirrors, the perfect touches of gold, and a feminine feel taking over, it's a place men may see and feel they aren't even welcome to have a peak inside.

xo, mace.

A Toast To...

Photos: Delight by Design and Girly Me

... perfectly organized patios.

xo, macy.